This one's a weird little F-1 racing game from the Game Boy era—definitely not your typical racer. You play as Aguri Suzuki (yes, the actual F1 driver), and the handling feels kinda stiff at first, like you're wrestling with the D-pad to take tight corners. The tracks are super basic, just flat pixel roads with the occasional grandstand popping up, but there's something oddly satisfying about nailing a perfect lap once you get the hang of it.

No fancy power-ups or anything, just pure racing against AI that somehow manages to be both predictable and frustrating. The music's got that classic Game Boy bleep-bloop energy—you'll either love it or mute it after five minutes. If you're into retro racing games with janky charm, this might scratch that itch.